Lewis structure of NH₃ (ammonia)

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Lewis structure of ammonia: a nitrogen with one lone pair single-bonded to three hydrogens spread below it — The Lewis structure of ammonia, NH₃: a nitrogen atom single-bonded to three hydrogen atoms, with one lone pair on top. The hydrogens are spread below the nitrogen to hint at its trigonal pyramidal shape. It shows all 8 valence electrons.

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NH₃: 8 valence electrons
3 single bonds; 1 lone pair

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